The Interpretation of Matthew by Graham Stanton is an academic study that explores how the Gospel of Matthew has been interpreted throughout Church history. Rather than solely discussing the Gospel's content, the author focuses on the development of various interpretive approaches to the Gospel of Matthew, from the early Church to modern biblical studies. The book outlines the changing methods of interpretation, from patristic and allegorical approaches to historical criticism to contemporary literary and theological approaches. The author also highlights key themes in the Gospel of Matthew, such as Jesus' identity as the Messiah, the relationship with Jewish tradition, and the teachings on law, discipleship, and the Kingdom of Heaven. Overall, the book demonstrates that understanding of the Gospel of Matthew has continually evolved according to the context of the times and the methods employed. This work serves as an essential guide to understanding not only the content of the Gospel of Matthew, but also how the text has been interpreted and interpreted across various traditions and historical periods.